A Rules for Foot Orienteering Events - Orienteering USA

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B.2.8 A Bid Event is the Championship competition listed above or any event requiring IRF Sanctioning. The Orienteering USA Rogaine Committee first sanctions the bids for these events and then the Orienteering USA Board of Directors awards the bid. B.3 Classification of Competitions B.4 Sanctioning B.4.1 Applications to hold Orienteering USA sanctioned Rogaine events shall be made directly to the Orienteering Rogaine Committee Chairman B.4.2 The hosting group must be a Regular Orienteering Club as defined in the Bylaws of the United States Orienteering Federation or must enter into the Orienteering USA Sanctioning Agreement (Third-party sanctioning contract). B.4.3 The host will pay the necessary sanctioning fees (Section 20) within four weeks of the closing of the event. B.4.4 Within two weeks of receiving the application the Rogaine Committee will respond to the Meet Director. When the Rogaine Committee determines that the applying organization can successfully host a sanctioned event it will sanction the meet. B.4.5 If the host requests exceptions to these rules, or if after sanctioning is received the host does not follow these rules and the procedures of the Rogaine Committee, then the Rogaine Committee may deny or remove sanctioning, or in extenuating circumstances authorize exceptions to these rules or Rogaine Committee procedures. B.4.6 When the Rogaine Committee authorizes an exception to these rules these exceptions shall be clearly stated in the Invitation. In addition the Chairperson of the Rogaine Committee shall notify the Orienteering USA Executive Committee and the Chairperson of the Rules Committee as to the exceptions that were authorized. B.4.7 Decisions of the Rogaine Committee may be appealed to the Executive Committee of Orienteering USA by sending a letter stating the reasons for the appeal to the President of Orienteering USA and a copy to the Chairperson of the Rogaine Committee. B.5 Key Personnel
B.5.1 The Meet Director is appointed by the host and listed on the sanctioning application and is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the event. The Meet Director shall insure that all the officials and assistants know and abide by these Rules. The Meet Director shall obtain all necessary permission from landowners, and forestry, state, and other pertinent officials and should aim for a good relationship with other users of the event site and site officials. B.5.2 The Course Setter is appointed by the host and listed on the sanctioning application and is responsible for designing and overseeing the setting of all courses. B.5.3 The Course Vetter is appointed by the host and listed on the sanctioning application and is responsible for checking all aspects of the course setting. B.5.4 The Meet Registrar is appointed by the host and listed on the sanctioning application and is responsible for handling the entries for the event. B.5.5 The Map Coordinator is appointed by the host and listed on the sanctioning application and is responsible for insuring the accuracy, appropriateness, and proper formatting of the maps used for competition. B.5.6 The five positions listed above must be covered by no fewer than three different people (Course Setter, Course Vetter, and one other key staff member). B.5.7 Questions about organizing a Rogaine shall be directed to the Orienteering USA Rogaining Committee. B.5.8 The organizers shall at all times be guided by a sense of fair play. B.6 Reports and Fees B.6.1 Within one week the official results shall be sent to the Rogaine Committee and made publicly available. B.6.2 Within four weeks sanctioning fees shall be remitted to Orienteering USA for each sanctioned race for each competitor entered in a competitive class. Fees are as for Foot Orienteering events (see A.6.2 through A.6.4) B.7 Secrecy and Embargo B.7.1 All those who are involved with the organizing of the event shall maintain the strictest secrecy regarding aspects of the venue, terrain and courses not officially publicized. B.7.2 Team officials and spectators shall not influence the competition, and shall remain in the areas that are assigned to them. B.7.3 No member of a team shall have been involved with the organization of the Rogaine so as to have a prior familiarity with the Rogaine course, fieldwork or map.
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G.1.10 Persons failing to meet the
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) Dedication to the sport of Orient
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) For candidates who do not compete
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H.2 Junior Team H.2.1 The U.S. Juni
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H.2.7.9 Selections Committee: JWOC
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